Topic: Warner Brothers

Vivian reflects on her "catastrophic break" with her father during the production of Eyes Wide Shut, which was rooted in her desire for independence. She clarifies that she was not involved in the final editing or the rumored cutting of 25 minutes from the film. Stanley Kubrick died in March 1999, shortly after completing the film, leaving a legacy of fighting studio interference.

Vivian Kubrick addresses her 27-year involvement in Scientology, defending it as a source of valuable information despite public criticism. She discusses the production of Eyes Wide Shut, noting that she declined to do the music due to a personal desire for independence from her father. She recounts their final, painful argument on New Year's Eve 1998 and clarifies that Stanley Kubrick died before the film's final dubbing was completed, leaving Warner Brothers to handle controversial edits.

A roundup of global news highlights looming civil unrest in the UK over the cost of living and price-fixing measures in Panama and Mexico to combat inflation. In the entertainment sector, Warner Brothers' decision to shelve the $70 million "Batgirl" movie is cited as an example of the "get woke, go broke" trend. Jones also criticizes the Biden administration's energy advisors for their claims regarding the causes of rising gas prices.

The Premier League has announced it will stop the "take a knee" gesture before every match, signaling a decline in the influence of the Black Lives Matter movement in UK sports. In Hampshire, an Army veteran was arrested for sharing an "offensive" meme on Facebook, highlighting the rise of "thought police" in Britain. Additionally, the cancellation of the $90 million "Batgirl" movie is discussed as a significant failure for "woke" entertainment strategies in Hollywood.